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Batteries are a critical component of every vaper's hardware, whether you know it or not. Simply put, they provide the power needed to vaporize your e-liquid: no power, no vapor. If you’ve got a smaller pod or cigalike system, chances are your battery is integrated into the device and is not replaceable. But if you have a larger advanced personal vaporizer (APV, or "box mod"), then chances are you'll need to familiarize yourself with the world of high-discharge lithium ion cells.

One of the most unpleasant occurrences in vaping is taking a hit and, instead of getting a wonderfully sweet mouthful of vapor, you instead receive a burnt, scorching taste accompanied by a horrible throat hit.

"Throat hit" is a unique concept only really understood by smokers - it's the little punch that you get after drawing in a mouthful of smoke just as you begin to inhale. You might not have known there was a name for it, as it's something smokers rarely consider. It does, however, become a big deal if you're making the switch from smoking to vaping.

Leaky vape tanks are a major headache that many vapers have had to confront at one time or another. It's frustrating to set down your vape mod for a few minutes, only to come back to drops of e-liquid slowly spilling down and pooling around your device. This results in a big mess, a waste of precious e-liquid, and it could even harm your device's electronic components if not dealt with properly.

Charging your vapor device is one of those things that every vaper has to do. This probably isn't news to anyone with a mobile phone, laptop, or other electronic device - batteries die. It can also be a pain to have them charged all the time: tell us you've never had anxiety when your phone hits 30 percent and the night is hours from over. Sadly, such is also the life of an unprepared vaper.

Do you have a bunch of dead 18650 batteries (or any other kind of batteries) that you don’t know what to do with? When batteries die, it’s imperative that you dispose of them in as safe and environmentally-friendly a manner as you can. Here we’ll discuss different ways to dispose of your batteries and places you can go to recycle them.

Rebuildable atomizers are advanced devices that allow vapers to create a vaping experience that's uniquely theirs. If you’ve been around vaping for long enough to know the ins-and-outs of how devices work, getting into rebuildables offers a hobbyist component to your vaping. It can also be a great learning tool to help vapers explore how different coils, wicks, and airflow adjustments interact in order to create the perfect vape.

First off, let's talk about what this "tank overhang" thing even is. Some modern atomizers, particularly RDAs but also some tanks of both the clearomizer and rebuildable variety, have grown so big that they're larger than the top deck of the mod they attach to.

Okay, so we’ve already covered what a pod mod is, as well as what vape pods are themselves. We've also touched on refillable and disposable versions, and talked about the signs you need to refill.

Smoking and tobacco use are serious issues that have some grave environmental impacts. In 2015, approximately 267 billion cigarettes were smoked, and the numbers grow each year.

Condensation happens when water vapor transforms into a liquid, and it's how clouds are formed. Without condensation, the water cycle would not be in motion. The water molecules in water vapor are farthest apart

If you light a fire or a cigarette, you'll probably see smoke rise. Smoke results from the burning or decomposition in high temperatures of matter. It forms from the combination of airborne solid and liquid particulates